Mathematical Modeling of Electromagnetic Levitation Based Active Suspension Using Bond Graph

Anand Kumar Mishra; Romil Kumar; Somnath Sarangi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.575.785

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Mathematical Modeling of Electromagnetic Levitation Based Active Suspension Using Bond Graph

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This paper offers motivation for modeling and simulation of an electromagnetic levitation based active suspension system (EMLASS) using bondgraph. Model of EMLASS contains 2 electromagnets as an unsprung mass and one magnet as sprung mass. Levitation based suspension is a novel technique to develop an active suspension over current technology. It has a high dynamic capability which is more sensitive for the road irregularities and its advantage is to provide additional stability to eliminate the effect of road irregularities. Our goal is to develop mathematical modeling and bondgraph modeling of EMLASS.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 575)

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Anand Kumar Mishra*, Romil Kumar, Somnath Sarangi

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Bondgraph Model of (EMLASS), PID Control Design, Quarter Car Model Electromagnetic Levitation Based Active Suspension (EMLASS)

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